St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-11-25
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

The Central W. c. T. U. meets at No. so
Fourth street south this afternoon.
The proceeds of the charity ball given at
the West hotel amounted to nearly 1000
South side charities meet at the Augustana
Lutheran church this afternoon and elect
officers.
Annie Payne has disappeared from the
home of her father Nelson Payne, at 3l3
Plymouth avenue, leaving a note that she
had eloped with John LOssard.
Officer McNulty last night pulled a couple
from a room at 621 Fourth avenue south,
apartment for immoral purposes against
them.
The whereabouts of Charles Heron, who
was last heard of stopping at the West
hotel, is anXiously desired by his friends, as
his brother. William Heron, at Huron, OAK,
is lying at the point of death.
The fire department had the regular
Thanksgiving run last evening. 1t was
caused by small blaze in barn in the alley
on Third avenue, between Washington ave
nue. and Third street.
There was service yesterday at the Church
of Gethsemane for the Indians living near
Fort Smelling Rev. w. w. Fowler. the
assistant minister OF the church, conducted
the services in the Sioux language. There
were about fifty Indians present.
The following promotions in Company A,
First regiment NJ N c., are announced :
Corp. F. II. Lieben to be sergeant and COM
pany quartermaster, Privates f. G. Falk, w.
{. Goodnow and Henry F. Wyman to be
corporals. to rank in the order given.
Willie Banker, q boy nine years old, yester-
day accidentally shot Eddie johnson, com
panion, with 32-caliber revolver, the bullet
striking the left leg below the knee. The in
jured boys parents reside at 1901 Girard
avenue north.
E f. Meyers. the Detroit architect who
built the capitol at Denver, and number of
fhar. d, ft,ne
country, is at the West hotel. The purpose
of his visit TO Minneapolis, ii is understood
is 10 enter into the competition for the new
county and city building.
Ezra Stansfield, of Minneapolis, al old
man and a cripple, who went to Hurley, Wis, |.
since the 18th of November. Diligent
search by his friends fails to reveal anything
of his Whereabouts. Any information would
be thankfully received at 1901 First avenue
south.
The North Star Toboggan club will meet at
its club rooms Z Eastman block, 412 Nicollet
avenue, this evening at 8. All old members
who are going TO be with the club this winter
should be present or send in their names.
Active steps are being taken to keep this club
in the front of all the carnival clubs. The
tobogganing season will soon be here, and
those intending to enjoy this fascinating
sport should become members of this club,
as it is one of the oldest in the state.
The members of the Thistle Curling club
played the first match game of the season at
Central park yesterday. The opposing teams
were made up as follows; First team. b.
Forgan skip, W. Blennehassett j. W. Muir
ray, Robert Brooks and DR.. Bracket; second
team-W. Cameron skip. l.. Webb, L. l..
Seaver. ". Gould, j. Sheppard. The score
was 13 to 3, in favor of Cameron's team
After the match was concluded an impromptu
meeting was called upon the ice, and the
question of a location for the winter was dis
cussed. 1t was finally resolved to ask The
park board 10 reserve a space and keep it
clear expressly for curling matches,